The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-08-10

LOCAL NEWS.
G. Q. LANesgoN, LOCAL EDITOR.
The National Bank publishes its state
msns A this ~ gsek,
Rey.J. r. Riley, D. D., of Pickens, was
- the city last:wesk.
The United States Court convened in
Greenville last Monday.
Every Prohibitionist should register in
order to vote next Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. A. Archer, of Easley. visited
relatives the cityIlast week.
Miss Lily McGee, of Cokesbury, is in
the city visiting Misses Winnie and Lula
McF5all, z. 49,
Miss Fannie Gibbes, OF Columbia, is in
the city visiting her friend, Miss Annie
Whitner.
Mr.. w. s. Prior, one Of the cleverest
drummers on the road, was in the city
| sst week.
Col. John g. Clinkscales has gone to
Tennessee to spend few weeks for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. Sallie F. Chaplin, the noted temper.
ance advocate. is spending a. fewsdays in
the city with relatives.
Mr.. q. F. Bigby. one of Anderson'ss
popular clerks, is spending this week with
relatives at Hones Path. -
always. keep supply of blank
mortgages, deeds, etc. When you need
such, send Us your order.
The Prohibition campaign closes in this
city on next Monday. Alarge crowd will
likely come here that day. -,-aT
Ems: a: p. Aldrich, Ms. ). r. Alien
snd Miss Nellie Aldrich, of Barnwell, are:
visiting Dr. 8. NJ. orrs family: :
NMr. and Mrs. J. a. Brook left the city
Monday for Morehead Nty,sN. G., where
they will spend several weeks.
The latest agony in note paper is to have
it in solid colors, such as crimson. blue
cream, with envelopes to match.
REV. Frank Morris, colored, a we'll
known Baptist preacher, died at bis home
= this city last Saturday afternoon.
sCapt. Wren will leave Anderson about
18th September. Persons wishing photo
graphs should call on him before that
date. $50, 4
Mrs. Della Thompson, of Birmingham,
Ala, arrived in Anderson Saturday and
viii spend few weeks here with rela-
tyes.
Capt. E. a, smythe, of Pelzers has had
aIyerY handsome residence built in the
ctkS0r rGfaanSille. and ait shorf1y occls-
py it.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.swil.oa left ons i
Tuesday for Tfannsylvania County, NJ
q, where they will spend a few weeks
With ;relstjyes,
q No man can vote in the election next
Tnesday unless he registers. The books
Tor registration will -be open Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
The Governor of Ohio has signed the
bill making it unlawful to sell cigarettes
toa minor under sixteen years Of age.
Such alaw is neededin this State
The issue III the present Prohibition
fight IS whiakey Of nc. .whiskey, aud any.
thing else lugged in is irrelevant to the
question and by no means should be con-
sideied. ~ ~ ii: e..
The Seneca Free Press has discarded the
patent outside, Friend Webb is giving
Seneca the best paper she has ever had,
and he deserves liberal support from
her business men. : l-+1
"a: Main strees mother was whipping her
boy the other rday,, and as she applied the
rod she shouted I: sWill you behave 2"
..Yes'm, q blIbbered The .throbbing boy;
IT win II You will.n at;:,:a 3
Tha Yilliamstoa Base Ball Club came
overto The city last Friday and crossed
bats with the Anderson Club, the game
resulting ID a.sictorySforths former Club
by score of:l4 to- 10. ~ .sTfif
TIE Cs1tsrsills Township Singing AS.
ISOLATION will meet at Salem Church on
the third in August, ard continue
in session. throughout the.dsy. The pub.
lie are iaSitsdto attend.
There1win;be basket pic nicsat Jolly's
Mineral Spring on Friday, 18th inst. Q Sew.
eral speakers have been invited to be pres
ent. Every body is invited to attend. A
pleasant day Is anticipated.
Mr.. Geo. a., Edwards, the atfable and
courteous representative Of the Walker,
Evans & Coeswell Co., of Charleston.
spent "a day or two in the city last week,
and honored our Office with visit.
The Clinton Enterprise of last week says:
can old, one-legged negro passed through
here last Friiays having walked all the
way from Anderson @. n. since the pre-
vious Saturday by the aid of crutches."
Some Of the antis may get forgiveness
Tor all the false statements they have made 4
Z In reference to Prohibition, but we are in
clined to doubt it. There is. such thing
as man shining away his day Of grace. 4
We invite the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of Kemper's Techni-
cal School, (which appears elsewhere.
Gen. Kemper is a thorough scholar, and
~iA.giKA satisfaction to. both pupils and
pasants.
We are requested TO state that the an
dt1A clearing OF Meals Creek graveyard
Rm take place on, next Wednesday, 18th
insa Aitpersons having friendsor refa-
\ tiyes buried there areurged to come ont
and assisEin;the work. u. ts..ai.
StssEs
The ladies' Of the Episcopal Church will
seTe ice cream inthe storeroom; OF Mr.. E.
AZ 2ell, Wayerly House block, every
7hunaay evening from to $50 O'Clock,